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Researchers Demonstrate How Lightning Strikes Can Improve Storm Forecasts

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Humans have always been frightened and fascinated by lightning. This month, NASA is scheduled to launch a new satellite that will provide the first nonstop, high-tech eye on lightning over the North American section of the planet. University of Washington … Source: Claims Journal

Arkansas, Louisiana, and West Virginia Have Highest Rates of Workplace Deaths in Southeastern U.S.

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According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), researchers  found that one U.S. region with a particularly high fatal injury rate is the Southeast with 5.2 work-related injury deaths per 100,000 workers, compared with 3.8 nationwide. To … Source: Claims Journal

People News: XL Catlin, BSA, GEICO

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XL Catlin’s North America Property Insurance Team Promotes Two in US and Bermuda XL Catlin’s North America Property Insurance business announced two promotions. William Volz has been promoted to Southern California regional underwriting leader in Los Angeles while Mark Flanagan … Source: Claims Journal

Using Graph Analysis to Root Out Complex Fraud Rings

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A new form of predictive analytics offers the ability to detect fraud committed by a group or ring in real time. According to Philip Rathle, vice president of products for California-based Neo4j, graph analysis dates back to 2000, when the … Source: Claims Journal

Business News: ISO, Erie Insurance, Verisk Analytics

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ISO Announces New Miscellaneous Professional Liability Program ISO, a Verisks Analytics business, announced a new Miscellaneous Professional Liability Program to help insurers cover one of the fastest-growing sectors of the U.S. economy. The professional services industry in the United States … Source: Claims Journal

La Nina’s Stay Temporary, Could Last Through Winter

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La Nina has arrived and could hang around through winter, government weather forecasters said Thursday. La Nina, the flip side of El Nino, is the periodic cooling of the central Pacific Ocean that affects weather patterns around the globe. Predictions … Source: Claims Journal

Clarence M. Ditlow III, Auto Safety Advocate, Dies

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Clarence M. Ditlow III, the executive director of the Center for Auto Safety whose work over four decades forced the auto industry to make important safety and consumer improvements, including installing airbags, has died. Ditlow died at George Washington University … Source: Claims Journal

Struck Walker Shows Need for Safety Work near Mississippi University

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A pedestrian advocacy group again seeks safety improvements after a Mississippi State University student was struck Saturday night. Police arrested 22-year-old Jaleen Jenkins for aggravated DUI, driving with a suspended license and no proof of insurance, and have jailed him … Source: Claims Journal

Questions Surround Trump’s Civil Lawsuits as he Takes Office

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Before Donald Trump is sworn in as President on Jan. 20 he’ll face a different kind of swearing in that few Commanders in Chief have experienced: that of a trial witness in one of the many open civil lawsuits against … Source: Claims Journal

New Zealand Hit With 7.8M Earthquake, Tsunami Alert Triggered

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A powerful earthquake struck New Zealand’s South Island early Monday, shaking awake residents, causing damage to buildings and prompting emergency services to warn people along the coast to move to higher ground to avoid tsunami waves. The magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck … Source: Claims Journal